Bubble Gum on cheapest hydro

BEZPVD Hello! The 2019 has begun, and this means that it is time to try something new and gain new experience, naturally taking into account the old mistakes. This time, my choice fell on the photoperiod Bubble Gum.These are not feminized seeds, so I hope that these will be girls. There are also changes in lighting, namely: two new lamps. On vegetation MHL 250W 6000K, and on flowering HPS 250W 3000K. It was also decided to apply LST, and then make a scrog. 12/26/18. I drowned the seeds. They sprouted pretty quickly, but I gave them a little time to increase the root. 12/28/18. Now the seeds are planted. 12/30/18. Plants have already got rid of the shell (helmet) At the moment I do not use fertilizers, as the soil has been already prepared. I water with a small amount of clean water. Im very excited about it, but lets see what time will tell.

BEZPVD Hello everyone! Unfortunately, the second week began with a small problem: the leaves began to turn yellow from the bottom up. The first thing that occurred to me was the weak genetics of the seeds. But still it was necessary to exclude other possible causes. 1. The pH of the water has been adjusted to 6-6.5 2. Added fertilizer, as the symptoms were very similar to the lack of N (although this is unlikely, as the soil is from a good manufacturer) 3. Began to turn on the plant airflow for several hours a day. After 2-3 days the plants have grown a bit, but the unhealthy appearance of the leaves is still present. It cant be overdosing with fertilizers, because the new leaves still have a light green color. At this stage it is difficult to draw any conclusions, but I really hope that everything will be fine and I will not have to say goodbye to the plants.

BEZPVD Hello. I did not water the plants for several days and the plants became a little better. They began to grow, but the problem did not disappear. Soon, they became as bad as they were. I decided to transplant the plants into smaller pots. After the transplantation, they wilted immediately. But the next day they began to come to their senses. I made them a greenhouse to increase the humidity. I hope that this way they will quickly endure the stress and will begin to grow actively.

BEZPVD Hello. The plants have almost completely recovered from the transplant. It was difficult for them to move, but they managed. Most likely one plant will not survive, because it is still under stress. I started giving them nutrients. Not much, so as not to introduce them into even greater stress.

BEZPVD Hello. Unfortunately, one plant had to be eliminated, because it simply stopped in development. On another bush, the roots have already begun to grow beyond the limits of the pot, and I decided to conduct an experiment on it in the form of an ultra budgetary hydroponics. At first I just put the roots in a glass of water. But a week later they had already gained weight, and I put them in a jar of 0.6 liters. I Began to give a little fertilizer, about 370ppm. Now I have raised the dose to 547ppm focusing on Nitrogen and Phosphorus. Why precisely nitrogen and phosphorus? Because the plant grows very slowly and the first signs of a deficiency of phosphorus-purple leaf cuttings have appeared. I do not place high expectations on this bush, but I wonder what will come of it in the future. Unfortunately, I do not have the opportunity to put a pump for oxygen into the water, but I hope that I will solve this problem in the future. Let's watch this experiment together!

BEZPVD Hi. As you understand, I crafted a cheap version of hydroponics. The roots are almost not fit in the jar 0.7 liters and need to decide finally, to put a bucket with a compressor or a large jar of 3 liters. I only disturb the roots, because the tops were almost black. The rest of the plant feels very good. See you soon.